Enjoy this stunning, direct oceanfront location with spectacular unobstructed panoramic views. This location is rarely available with its front corner positioning at coconut tree height. It takes your breath away as you watch the waves roll in. Despite its world-class waves and natural beauty, Makaha maintains a small-town charm that’s a breath of fresh air away from the bustling city life of Honolulu.

Massive View of the Entire Makaha Wave

The 180 square foot lanai (deck) provides a close-up view of the entire wave from the point to the shore break. Picture yourself being a part of each wave as they roll off the point. This unit is located directly in front of the takeoff spot and steps away from the paddle out entry. This home is completely Renovated

Beautifully renovated with classic wicker and bamboo furnishings included. Building amenities include a heated pool, 24-hr. security, assigned covered parking and beautiful grounds.
1 bedroom, 1 bath unit with over 500 sf of living space in a low-rise building. Ownership is Fee Simple title.

• MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS AT HALF THE PRICE!
• Warm water all year round; no wetsuit needed!
• The peak offers both rights and lefts; go frontside or backside.
• The wave is rideable anywhere from 2′ to 20’+; choose your comfort level.
• Biggest and most consistent swells from the NW during Sep. to April; smaller SW swells in the summer.
• Prevailing ENE tradewinds provide offshore airflow all day and all year round; almost always clean surface conditions.
• Makaha is a relatively safe spot with slopey takeoffs and next to a deep paddle out channel; Much less scary than the North Shore!
• On those rare days with no waves, there’s snorkeling, free-diving, tidepool exploring and a world-class beach to lie on.

The Ultimate Aloha Surf Lifestyle

It is one of Hawaii’s most iconic surf spots. It was the surfing destination in the 1950s before Banzai Pipeline stole the headlines. It still gets impressive waves, and wave riders, in the winter months, but it’s nowhere near as crowded as it was back when film was in black and white. Today, you won’t find many tourists on the beach, which makes it appealing for those who want to escape the trappings of the resort communities of Oahu, and even the North Shore. Another big draw is the sun. If the south shore, windward side, and North Shore is cloudy, there is still a good chance that the skies will be clear over this Waianae gem. Yes, it’s a little rough around the edges, but Aloha still lives here 365 days a year.